Adam_Aves

If I load settings from triade (working great) to escribe can I then copy that exact setup (settings) to the hcigar vt75c , (seems that will work just have not tried)

Thanks, seems like an easy mistake to make.

Thanks @Wayneo, I am pretty sure they are exact same material (I will triple check) and the resistance reads the same for the atomizer on both mods. Only difference I could see is room temp is 10 degress or so higher on hcigar. I was going to try case analyzer in the am

Hi, where in escribe is case analyzer found? My triade 250c shows room temp of 74 degrees,my new hcigar vt75c shows room temp 84 degrees and the performance is not nearly as good in ss316l mode. I am just starting to troubleshoot. Thanks

Hi @Wayneo, I wanted to ask you. My triade works great in tc ss316l mode. My new hcigar vt75c with the same settings doesn't perform nearly as well. Where should I start with troubleshooting? I noticed room temp is 74 in triade and 84 on hcigar.

Thanks Wayneo, thats a wealth of information. And appreciated. I have had very good TC today with a stainless steel build I made in the drop solo. Without manually locking. Im using mrbottomfeeders latest theme and I can see that the chip kind of holds the cold reading without it actually being locked. and just so everybody in here is clear this Triade is working amazingly well, best I have ever had. this whole time while I've been bugging about locking ohms I'm still at 60% battery, first charge. Yes this is the comprehensive answer I've been searching for. Thank you, as wayneo mention to me in the first reply he gave me to not lock there's some feature that DNA

Yes this is the comprehensive answer I've been searching for. Thank you, as wayneo mentioned to me in the first reply he gave me to not lock ohms manually, there's some feature that DNA does, "refinement". So as I now understand, once a temp sensing atty is put in at room temp no need to lock bcuz the dna chip will take care of all calcuations and use refinement, for example, to do proper Temp control. Edit: now I dont use any cotton, this is a ti coil on a ceramic rod with oil put directly on it, just so all is clear.

I just bought some wire from my mom and pop Vape shop, the proprietor who sold me my triade and has every mod known to man, and is a master coil builders answer to: "should I lock ohms on my temp sensing coils with dna". Was: "Of course thats how tc works by locking the cold resistance first".

Would you agree @Wayneo, and if say I installed a new atty and the triade asks "new atomizer" and I select yes, does that "lock" the resistance? " As stated above. Or is that just normal conditions ie: the dna chip is taking care of all the live measurements and the atty is not actually locked? Thanks

Look at my recent posts, some have said lock, some have said not to. And I was wrong I thought some of the replys im mentioning were mods. Im now using mrbottomfeeders latest theme so I can easily see all info. So would you guys (mods on this thread) recommend not locking temp sensing coils, but just installing them at room temp, and let the 250c chip take care of things? And in your experience how much would a coil have to "drift" ohms to lock it? I am using ti temp control. Thanks and my apologies for the one heated reply I had.

Good to know, I am sorry for being a wang then I was just fired up when I got some conflicting answers, your a solid dewd and these forums are not crap.

No need to yell, you said most mods here would say not to, so that was bad info dewd. These forums are really crap. Ill try to help when I can.

@Wayneo this mod and a few others are recommending to lock cold ohms, thats also what I know from my other non dna mods.

Thanks @zark, this is the answer I needed. Some mods here suggested never to lock (unless ohms float alot ) as the dna board takes care of it.

@DJLsb Vapes has an awesome theme that is helping me learn my dna 250c. He also has a YouTube tutorial for escribe. Highly recommend.